Leave matter in the hands of the courts, say Barisan Nasional leaders


PETALING JAYA: The course of justice must be swift after the arrest of Penang Chief Minister, says his fiercest critic Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan.

“After months of internal investigation and intense public discourse, I am relieved that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has decided to take action against Lim Guan Eng,” said the new Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department in charge of Economic Planning Unit (EPU) in a statement on Wednesday.

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